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Page 465
... wont to seeke the honey Bee , Working her formall rowmes in Wexen frame : The grieslie Todestoole growne there mought I see 80 To make fine cages for the Nightingale , And Baskets of bulrushes was my wont : Who to entrappe the fish in ...
... wont to seeke the honey Bee , Working her formall rowmes in Wexen frame : The grieslie Todestoole growne there mought I see 80 To make fine cages for the Nightingale , And Baskets of bulrushes was my wont : Who to entrappe the fish in ...
Page 482
... wont with Comick sock to beautefie The painted Theaters , and fill with pleasure The listners eyes , and eares with melodie ; In which I late was wont to raine as Queene , And maske in mirth with Graces well beseene ? O all is gone ...
... wont with Comick sock to beautefie The painted Theaters , and fill with pleasure The listners eyes , and eares with melodie ; In which I late was wont to raine as Queene , And maske in mirth with Graces well beseene ? O all is gone ...
Page 728
... wont , used , 111. ix . wonned , pret . was wont , S. C. Feb. 119. wonst , is wont , Muiop . 11 . wondred , wonderful , 11. xii . 44 , IV . xi . 49 . won ( e ) , wonne , vb . to dwell , live , abide , 1. vi . 39 , 11. i . 51 , iii . 18 ...
... wont , used , 111. ix . wonned , pret . was wont , S. C. Feb. 119. wonst , is wont , Muiop . 11 . wondred , wonderful , 11. xii . 44 , IV . xi . 49 . won ( e ) , wonne , vb . to dwell , live , abide , 1. vi . 39 , 11. i . 51 , iii . 18 ...
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